Koli

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Now Isavanachi Bhaaji in Koli is vegetables cooked with mainly dried fish but sometimes with dried beans.

Bhajalele Valachi Bhaaji Anjali 2008
Now Isavanachi Bhaaji in Koli is vegetables cooked with mainly dried fish but sometimes with dried beans.

Archive 2008-07-01 Anjali 2008
As I have said before in Koli Bharit means stuffed.

Bhendyacha Bharit Anjali 2008
Lapshi as it is called in Koli/Marathi is a sweet made with broken wheat.

Lapshi Anjali 2008
Lapshi as it is called in Koli/Marathi is a sweet made with broken wheat.

Archive 2008-07-01 Anjali 2008
In Marathi is it called patticha kanda and in Koli it is called Ul. Since I made the Thalipith in a wok last time some had asked if it could be made on a gridle or frying pan.

Uliche Thalipith Anjali 2008
As I have said before in Koli Bharit means stuffed.

Archive 2008-02-01 Anjali 2008
In Marathi is it called patticha kanda and in Koli it is called Ul. Since I made the Thalipith in a wok last time some had asked if it could be made on a gridle or frying pan.

Archive 2008-03-01 Anjali 2008
I always thought lobsters are called Shevndi in Koli dialect but my grand aunt corrected me.

Pochacha Kaanji Anjali 2007
Shektachya Shinga in Koli are your Drumsticks of the veggie kind in English.

Goranchya Shekatachya Shinga Anjali 2007